ACTOR!!! An actor/actress is someone who performs, either on television, film, or on stage. The job responsibilities you need to have… actors need to be patient, It's hard for most actors to find work easily, only a few become famous. Some well-known, skilled actors may be in supporting roles. Others work as "extras," with no lines or only one or two lines.
The educational or special training you need to become an actor/actress… formal dramatic training, either through an acting conservatory or a university program, but some people successfully enter the field without it. Most people studying for a bachelor's degree take courses in radio and television broadcasting, communications, film, theater, drama, or dramatic literature. Many stage actors continue their academic training and receive a Master of Fine Arts (MFA) degree. Advanced curricula may include courses in stage speech and movement, directing, playwriting, and design, as well as intensive acting workshops. There is about 150 programs for this type of training. The salary of this career is $49, 396 in the United States.
You don’t need to know math, language arts, science, or social studies to become an actor/actress. You do need to know certain performing qualities though.
I chose this career because it seems interesting and fun to be on stage performing for other people. I don’t think I’d be very well suited for this career because I’m shy. I think if I get training and acting classes, I might be better, and a little more suited.
An actor/actress is someone who performs, either on television, film, or on stage. The job responsibilities you need to have… actors need to be patient, It's hard for most actors to find work easily, only a few become famous. Some well-known, skilled actors may be in supporting roles. Others work as "extras," with no lines or only one or two lines.
The educational or special training you need to become an actor/actress… formal dramatic training, either through an acting conservatory or a university program, but some people successfully enter the field without it. Most people studying for a bachelor's degree take courses in radio and television broadcasting, communications, film, theater, drama, or dramatic literature. Many stage actors continue their academic training and receive a Master of Fine Arts (MFA) degree. Advanced curricula may include courses in stage speech and movement, directing, playwriting, and design, as well as intensive acting workshops. There is about 150 programs for this type of training. The salary of this career is $49, 396 in the United States.
You don’t need to know math, language arts, science, or social studies to become an actor/actress. You do need to know certain performing qualities though.
I chose this career because it seems interesting and fun to be on stage performing for other people. I don’t think I’d be very well suited for this career because I’m shy. I think if I get training and acting classes, I might be better, and a little more suited.
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